The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-29
Personal and Society.

Personal and Society.
Judge Gresham is expected here to-day or TO-
| morrow.
Mrs Ed. Shirk Is visiting Mrs. George Boyd
| at Philadelphia.
| Hon. j. A. Gouden. a prominent Democratic
| politician of Pittsburg. Pa. is at the Grand
| Hotel
| Mrs. Joseph E. Mcdonald is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. f. A Baxter and daughter, Florence,
| from Chicago.
DIR. and Mrs Blitz, of Minneapolis, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. N. Sylvester, on North
Pennsylvania street
Mira Goshorn, of Covinston. is expected to-
morrow to visit Mrs John w. Murphy, on
| North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Bassett and Miss Ella
| Waite have returned from stay of several
| weeks in Boston and vicinity
Miss Marge Caspar of Louisville is the
| guest OF Mrs. o. G. Pfaff. North Alabama
| street, and will remain a week or ten days.
| Mrs. Henry Coe will return from two
| months visit IN Wisconsin on Monday. Mr..
Coe will go to Chicago to meet her and remain
over Sunday.
| Mrs. Sophie Stewart Scott. OF Kansas is visit
| ing her sisters. the Misses Stewart at No. 40
! North Pennsylvania street Mrs. Frank Hamil-
| ton will give a luncheon to-day in honor Of Mrs.
| Scott
| Miss Neatly Stevens. of Chicago. the pianete
| who created most favorable impression here
| during the National Music Teachers Association
| convention, both in an artistic and social way,
is expected to-day to visit her uncle Rev.
Reuben Jeffery and family, for a few days
| Indiana Advocate: Arthur L. Wright leaves
| this week for his home Los Angel es
| California. He will be followed in a few weeks
| by his family. In addition to the loss TO Mstho-
dist circles by this removal will be the loss of the
| society of Rev. William Wilson, a superannuate
| Of the North Conference, and his excellent wife,
| the parents of Mrs. Wright, who have long
| made their homo with Mr.. Wright
SOCIETY.
| A reception will be given by the young ladies
a tha Seen chyfo MrS
| goods on next Tuesday evening.
| Tbs ladies of the Free kindergarten and
| Childrens Aid Society have decided to POSTPONE
| their tea which was to have been given at Mrs.
| kregelos this afternoon and evening, until some
| time next week. on account of the exceedingly
lnclement weather.
Ernest L. Kraft and Miss Mary E. Sheppard
were married last evening the residence OF
the brides uncle. Mr.. Thomas Richards. No. 3I4
| East Market street, Rev. e. W. Tinsley. of
| Grace NJ L. Church, officiating Mr.. and Mrs.
Kraft leave this morning on a trip to Phiadel-
| phia, New York, and other Eastern cities
A delightful home wedding was celebrated
last evening. In the union of Mr.. Frank Hay of
the Evening News Office and Miss Edith Lane.
| at the residence of the brides parents, No. 1927
| College avenue. There was large attendance
from out of the city. and the parlors were COM
| pletely filled Rev. L. g. Hay. father OF the
groom. performs I'D the service. The
| prettily decorated with plants and flowers, and
the bride aud groom stood beneath arch
| of green. The brides dress OF cream-white
serge The front being of ribbons cut in
| points. and from each point hung pearl pen
| dant. broad sash finished the dress at the
| back, and she carried bunch of Mare
! chal Neil roses They handsomely
| remembered with many beautiful gifts from,
eonrsed music 1 thronebont pSa s1enns
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hay will not take any at
present and will make their homo at 327 College
| avenue. Among the guests from away were
| Rev and Mrs. L. G. Hay, Miss Hay and Mrs.
| Bugbes, of Terre Haute. parents and sisters of
the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ball tano'her
ctc ~ o,1 M Pal - 4t.. NJ
| Sam Watson. and Miss Lands, of Kokomo; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Smith. and Mrs. May, OF Belle
fontaine; Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Mounts. of
Rose Anderson. Of Buffalo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sturres, Mrs Phoebe Hill, Miss Amy r. Den
"na isaac @ OF Of M sn r
| Wallace. of New York; W. o. baltimore. of
| Chicago Mr. and Mrs Deckert, aud Mr. L. s.
| Settler, of Louisville: Mrs. Canadv. of North
| Vernon; Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Thompson. Of
| Psulding, and others.
| The first large party of this season was given
last night by Hon Joseph E. and Mrs Mcdonald
at their residence North Meridian street. and
1t was an elegant affair in every particular The
| guests were greeted by their host and his wife,
| brown brocaded and plain velvet with point
| lace and wealth of diamonds, her snowy
| coiffure being embsllished with a three leaf
dining room mantels we're banked with green
| in ferns, palms and vines. The corners of the
rooms were also trimmed nearly the ceiling
| The green forming frame for
one of the most brilliant gathering.
ever held here. BY many it was called an "od
times for the guests s 50 many
| also quite a fcw strangers. Mrs McDonsldis
sister Mrs. Baxter and daughter. of Chicago;
| Mr. and Mrs Macmillan, of London England;
Mr.. Sinclair of Belfast. ireland; Mr.. and Mrs
II. B. Hammond of New York and others.
Among those from the city were Governor and
ter, Hon. John NJ. Butler, wife and son, Rev.
and Mrs James McLsod. Mrs Benz. Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs J. R. Mckee, Mr. and Mrs NJ NJ.
aea Bolton. Major sad Mrs Nri Riesss fie
Mr. Me- and d Mrs Mrs. G Ne E. co nan Col and
and DAUGHTERS, Mr. and Mrs Franklin Lsnders,
Col w. R. Holloway and Miss Voss, Mr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. sayies, MIR and Mrs.
D. A. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Dsoss Root.
Mr. j. H. Vajen and daughter, Mr.: and Mrs. U:
J. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs John F. Wallick and
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ksifsr, Mr. aud Mrs,
Jno c. New, Miss Ream Mrs. Dunlap aud
ddauskser; MIR and Mrs Chas W.lcott, Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Fishbaek, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gall,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Herod. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd
Winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ross Mrs. E. @.
Atkins and daughter, Miss Rariden. Miss Gill
and Mr.. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Yohn, Mrs.
John Brown ing and daughter, Misses Roach Mrs.
Charles Stewart and daughter. Mrs. Dora Tou-
sey, Captain and Mrs. Rsxford Miss Garrard
Miss App1egate, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Mckee,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Gallup. Mrs. W. p Bina
ham. Mira J. L. Thompson, son and daughter,
and others.
COLBERT-HARTER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 28.-Capt Thomas
Colbert, of the Indianapolis metropolitan police
force, was united in marriage to Miss Lizzie
Harter, of this city. at 6 o'clock this morning. at
Holy Trinity Catholic Church. in the presence
of large concourse OF friends. They left at
$50 A. NJ for Indianapolis. their future home.
Amusements
GRAND-FRANK DANIELS LITTLE PUCK"
Mr.. Frank Daniels, who is well known to
theater- goers from his orig nal characterization
of Old Sport in Rag Baby" made his reappear